NoGoodslashdot.jp's Journal: [SubmitLog]Are you satisfied in current power of expression?

My 'First Post' at [ask slashdot]section and [Slashdot.org]topic:
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Are you satisfied in current power of expression?

Here has only weak(a.k.a. very poor) expression.

There are more powerful tags to expression:

<sub>, <sup>, <del>, <ins>.

<sub> and <sup> are supports a lot of article to the many kind of science, especially mathematics, chemistry, and astronomy.
<del> and <ins> are supports of all articles editing by authors, especially correction and annotation.
These could able to enable on the slashdot.jp, already.
And, There had corresponded to Unicode, already.
If here is corresponded to Unicode, we could use to many symbols(see also here) at writing article.
Now, here is supported only ISO 8859-1 characters, maybe.

If you want to use another tag, please comment.
And, administrator must realize.
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2006/04/14 14:15(JST) :

rejected.

Sir Arthur C. Clarke's 2nd law:

"The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible."

How About Its Simplicity

[mercedo]

Hey, NoGood! I am traveling other sites, as you know I have several accounts, but all are under the same penname. I am glad to hear from you, see you soon. I am not going to deny the usefulness of these tags, though, I myself feel that simple is better, not to say best.

Re:How About Its Simplicity

[NoGoodslashdot.jp]

> I am glad to hear from you, see you soon.

I'm waiting, easygoing.

> I am not going to deny the usefulness of these tags, though, I myself feel that simple is better, not to say best.

I think, the Simple means "Doesn't do though it's possible." as the Ideal, differs from "It's not possible to use it".

Subscript and Superscript might be easy enough

[Degrees]

I could see where <sub> and <sup> might be pretty easy to implement. The site that maintains the list of feature requests is located here - at sourceforge.net [sourceforge.net]

The insert and delete tags would be pretty hard to implement though. Slashcode just uses a single instance of a journal (which does allow editing), and a single instance of a comment (no editing allowed). To use the insert and delete tags 'properly' (I think) would require some sort of version control between multiple instances of a jour

Re:Subscript and Superscript might be easy enough

[NoGoodslashdot.jp]

Hi, Degrees, thanks to your comment.

> The site that maintains the list of feature requests is located here

Ah, I know already exists the Feature Requests.
Actually, this submit is not to require, is my challenge(or training).
But, I want to know the other slashdot.org users have any opinion, its the truth.
And, I hope to discuss the other slashdot.org users.

So, "the other slashdot.org users" as Just You!

> The insert and delete tags would be pretty hard to implement though.

Oh, Actually, I'll use t